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Level 25: 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 ante
Players Remaining: 7 of 973
Jose Passatino was eliminated in eighth place under the gun when his A-J ran into the pocket nines held by Ray Lambert on the cutoff. The board bricked out, and Passatino was eliminated in eighth place, good for $3,450. Lambert held 1.7 million after the hand.
Ray Lambert – 1,700,000 ( 28 bb)
Jose Passatino – Eliminated in Eighth Place ($3,450)
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Level 25: 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 ante
Players Remaining: 8 of 973
Here is a look at recent cashes in Event 9 that led to the final table:
9th: Andrew Brannon – $2,740
10th: Joseph Piambino – $2,200
11th: Eugene Castagliuolo – $2,200
12th: Chi Phan – $2,200
13th: Grant Missonis – $1,790
14th: Sundeep Kumar – $1,790
15th: Anthony March – $1,790
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Level 25: 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 ante
Players Remaining: 9 of 973
Here is a look at the final table seating chart with chip counts for Event 9:
Seat 1: Motyk Scott – 2,951,000
Seat 2: Eric Buel – 485,000
Seat 3: Ray Lambert – 920,000
Seat 4: Travis Hall – 525,000
Seat 5: Drew Brannon – 426,000
Seat 6: Jimmy Tomblin – 8,500,000
Seat 7: Josh Snodgrass – 1,160,000
Seat 8: Jose Passantino – 855,000
Seat 9: Tommy “Dragonfish” Hwang – 2,920,000
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Level 24: 25,000/50,000 with a 50,000 ante
Players Remaining: 12 of 973
Grant Missonis was all in with 
in the hole from the small blind, and Jimmy Tomblin had him covered holding 
under the gun.
The final board read 
, and Missonis was eliminated in 13th place, good for $1,790. Tomblin stacked up 2,040,000 after the hand.
Jimmy Tomblin – 2,040,000 (40 bb)
Grant Missonis – Eliminated in 13th Place ($1,790)
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Level 22: 15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 of 973
Here is a look at the recent results in Event 9:
16th: Yefim Vakser – $1,480
17th: Ryan Hogan – $1,480
18th: Joseph Parrish – $1,480
19th: John Kennedy – $1,240
20th: Christopher Johnson – $1,240
21st: Marsha Wolak – $1,240
22nd: Jason Giles – $1,050
23rd: Khanh Truong – $1,050
24th: Luca Delgado – $1,050
25th: Megan Chapman – $900
26th: James Polanski – $900
27th: Jie Liu – $900
28th: Woodrow Pass – $780
29th: Jonathan Shiner – $780
30th: Rina Coss – $780
31st: Ashton Nowak – $690
32nd: Michael Mattivi – $690
33rd: William Brown – $690
34th: Bradley Miller – $620
35th: Josias Santos – $620
36th: Charles Wright – $620
37th: Matthew Edens – $560
38th: Raminder Singh – $560
39th: John Littleton – $560
40th: Cuinn Griffin – $560
41st: Julio Novo – $560
42nd: Garrison Brown – $560
43rd: Matthew Damore – $560
44th: Smith Collins – $560
45th: Shane Reid – $560
46th: David Sideri – $520
47th: Brent Hoover – $520
48th: Dylan Cann – $520
49th: Adalbert Mustatea – $520
50th: Tam Nguyen – $520
51st: Cary Alter – $520
52nd: Daniel Sudhop – $520
53rd: Zachary Vankueren – $520
54th: Stephanie Miller – $520
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Level 20: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 30 of 973
Marsha Wolak is among the final 30 players making a deep run on Day 2, and she can be found playing in tournaments throughout the year all over her home state of Florida.
Wolak holds close to $900,000 in career tournament earnings, and she has ten tournament victories on her poker resume. Two of those wins were good for a World Series of Poker gold bracelet, and a WSOP gold ring. Wolak is currently holding 130,000 as the field approaches the final three tables.
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Level 18: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining: 48 of 973
Catching up on the results in the quick-moving return of Event 9, they are down to six tables and flying right along. Here’s a list of everyone who cashed from 55th through 99th.
55th: Griffin Baugh – $490
56th: Hyndi Khomutetsky – $490
57th: Darren Rose – $490
58th: Andrew Hoffman – $490
59th: Patrick McConnell – $490
60th: Jose Hernandez – $490
61st: Zachary Johns – $490
62nd: Steffan Siebel-Cortopassi – $490
63rd: Anthony De Cresci – $490
64th: John Anderson – $460
65th: Isiah James – $460
66th: Yan Jiang – $460
67th: Jayden Krnyaich – $460
68th: Michael Silva – $460
69th: Patrick Ibrahim – $460
70th: Daniel Zucker – $460
71st: Renato Moraes – $460
72nd: Christopher Thompson – $460
73rd: Trever Phelps – $440
74th: Chase Kalivas – $440
75th: Attye Vasquez – $440
76th: Christopher O’Rourke – $440
77th: James Crook – $440
78th: Joseph Porto – $440
79th: Randolph Grayson – $440
80th: Daniel Vitek – $440
81st: Zachary Fischer – $440
82nd: Stephen Devault – $440
83rd: Mostafa Aboalmajed – $440
84th: Cale Wynegar – $440
85th: Moises Jattin – $440
86th: Rodrigo Gothe – $440
87th: Collin Calloway – $440
88th: Amie Martini – $440
89th: Cesar Trinidad – $440
90th: Jovan Jojic – $440
91st: Rodrigo Cherubin – $430
92nd: Denim Spano – $430
93rd: Adam Isaacson – $430
94th: Joseph Craig – $430
95th: Joseph Chalbaud – $430
96th: James Stephens – $430
97th: Andrew Marks – $430
98th: Vicki Renfrow – $430
99th: Woodrow Pass – $430
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Level 18: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining: 50 of 973
Raminder Singh is having a rollercoaster of a time on Day 2. He came into the day with 347,000 and above average stack but dropped down to 19,000 no long after the restart.
Then up to 400K and now sitting with a little more than 200,000.
If anyone can make it work, it would be Singh. He is primarily known in the Seminole Poker circles as the player with the most all-time major wins at our sister property in Hollywood with ten (plus another handful of titles in the poker room).
But Singh also owns three major Tampa titles, including two wins during the WPT Tampa series last year. There’s also the matter of a very unique accomplishment; Singh is one of three players who have won a major tournament at three of the Seminole Poker properties when you add his Coconut Creek RunGood Poker Series Main Event win in 2021.
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Level 16: 4,000/8,000 with a 8,000 ante
Players Remaining: 85 of 973
As expected, action is moving right along and we lost a bunch of players to the payout desk after cards went back in the air. They are making their way through Level 16 and will take the first break when it’s done.
After that, levels lasts 40 minutes and they will settle into the long grind to a winner.
86th: Rodrigo Gothe – $440
87th: Collin Calloway – $440
88th: Amie Martini – $440
89th: Cesar Trinidad – $440
90th: Jovan Jojic – $440
91st: Rodrigo Cherubin – $430
92nd: Denim Spano – $430
93rd: Adam Isaacson – $430
94th: Joseph Craig – $430
95th: Joseph Chalbaud – $430
96th: James Stephens – $430
97th: Andrew Marks – $430
98th: Vicki Renfrow – $430
99th: Woodrow Pass – $430
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Level 14: 3,000/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 87 of 973
Woodrow Pass is the only player in today’s field with chips and a payout ticket at the same time. The Tampa regular bagged up 110,000 in Flight B and said “I can do better.” And Pass did that by finishing Flight E with 137,000 and taking advantage of the best-stack-forward format.
Pass has a $430 payout ticket waiting for his official 99th-place finish and still working to earn another Tampa trophy with his bigger stack. He already owns a half dozen titles, including a few of those sweet guitars, and won events during the Summer Poker Open, Pinktober Poker Open, and Tampa Poker Classic.